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Nebius is scaling quickly, but the economics behind each megawatt may matter more than headline growth. See what pricing, contracts, and payback periods reveal about the next phase.

The two companies are not necessarily competitors, but they offer investors vastly different risk profiles.

Social Security recipients will receive an above-average boost beginning next year.

An AI sell-off pulled Alphabet stock back toward its 200-day moving average near $340, testing a breakout setup built on the strong reception of its Gemini 4 Argon model.

One trades at a deep discount but faces negative free cash flow and debt concerns; the other commands a premium on 19% net margins and $9.8B in annual free cash flow.

This decade's fourth-quarter performances paint a bullish picture.

ServiceNow's AI strategy is changing its growth story. See what rising adoption, long-term targets, competition and valuation could mean for investors.

The move into smart home products deepens Apple's customer relationship and ecosystem.

Will Northrop Grumman make Textron's mistake, spending too much to develop an aircraft that no one wants to buy?

Jerome Powell boldly went where few Fed chairs have gone before.

Samantha X. Jin, Treasurer/PAO/PFO, acquired 3,000 shares across direct and indirect accounts, expanding beneficial ownership to 14,345 shares.

The company's shares have generated a total return of just 6% in the past five years.

Amid mixed bank earnings, KBE and IAT offer distinct ways to invest in banking stocks, differing in weighting, holdings and which conditions could help each ETF outperform.

Momentum is only half the battle. Their underlying companies still need to justify the continued bullishness of their stocks.

One trades at a deep discount amid restructuring headwinds; the other commands a premium on 10%+ growth and a capital-light model.

Diesel prices are still running hot months after a Middle East supply shock.

Micron forecasted a stronger fiscal 2027, and multi-year strategic agreements with key customers support that thesis.

Elon Musk is thinking big. Literally.

A recent spinoff could pave the way for greater dividend growth.

Take advantage of the last few weeks of 2026 to set yourself up for a strong start next year.

Retirees are getting more than enough to offset higher food prices, but the impending pay raise is being more than offset by other costs. Optimizing cash flow remains the key.

This ETF's hot run might catch your attention, but there are plenty of other reasons to buy and hold it now.

T-Mobile, GE HealthCare, and Danaos all recently raised dividends with low payout ratios, including T-Mobile's near-15% hike after SpaceX's spectrum deal hit its stock.